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Reading for a More Intentional 2020

Reading for a More Intentional 2020

My aim for 2020 is to be more intentional. Specifically, more intentional with my business and how I communicate.

This means I need to consciously make decisions on a daily basis to improve how I engage with the world around me. It also means a commitment to reading and following more authors and thinkers who can help guide me.

If you’re also pursuing this goal, the five books below are a great start. With topics that include building agility for a smooth career transition, plotting out a roadmap for a small business, and writing with clarity, they all inspired me to level up my writing, coaching, and productivity.  Continue reading “Reading for a More Intentional 2020”

New Book Announcement!

New Book Announcement!

I’m excited and honored to share that my work will be included in Modernize Your Job Search Letters: Get Noticed…Get Hired, the latest go-to guide for job candidates by industry trailblazers Louise Kursmark and Wendy Enelow. A terrific resource for your career library, this book provides a sampling of letters in a wide range of industries, with additional information about the future of job search letter writing.

LinkedIn Etiquette Rules Your Mother Never Taught You

LinkedIn Etiquette Rules Your Mother Never Taught You

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So you’ve listed improving your LinkedIn profile and building your network among your 2016 resolutions — Congratulations! This is definitely a worthy goal and a valuable investment in your career.

As you work to build your brand on LinkedIn, remember that manners still matter, and will play as big a role in your professional reputation as any of your achievements.

Following are four etiquette rules to keep in mind and ensure that your attempts to grow your network and build relationships don’t backfire: Continue reading “LinkedIn Etiquette Rules Your Mother Never Taught You”

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